Staff Reports
Joe Biden is a relic of the Cold War era, and he has changed his mind about foreign policy. In the past, he was reluctant to commit US troops to a war, but his position has changed due to the conflict with Russia. While House Republicans, such as Marjorie Taylor Greene and Matt Gaetz, have opposed the effort to support Ukraine, Biden's administration has maintained its support for the country.
Throughout his political career, Joe Biden has been cautious when it comes to US foreign policy. He was against the invasion of Iraq and opposed Barack Obama's plan to expand the military presence in Afghanistan. As the president, he ordered the withdrawal of US troops from the country, blaming Donald Trump for the chaotic situation.
Despite his cautious stance, Biden has become more vocal about supporting the war in Europe as Russia's aggression in Ukraine continues. Initially, Republicans supported Biden's condemnation of Russia's invasion, but they became concerned about sending billions of dollars to other countries as the situation worsened. The former vice president's handling of Ukraine could play a crucial role in the presidential race in 2024.
Although Biden has promised to provide financial and military aid to Ukraine, he has not yet committed to sending troops to the country. The question is how long will Democrats support the country's war effort, and how Republicans will respond to it. The results of the upcoming election could have a significant impact on both parties' foreign policy.
